Hitman Blood Money Android Reprisal Official Gameplay Trailer

Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal is a 1:1 mobile port of the original Hitman: Blood Money, maintaining the gripping narrative and open-ended stealth gameplay that has been a hallmark of the Hitman series. The game follows the iconic assassin, Agent 47, as he embarks on a series of missions to eliminate high-profile targets across the globe. With the mobile port, Reprisal successfully maintains a commendable level of visual quality. It is even on par with the “next-gen” graphics of Xbox 360 at the time , instead of the PS2 visuals. The controls are executed with surprising finesse too, offering proper intuitive touch controls that respond to the current situation and gives custom icons. The core gameplay mechanics remain faithful to the original, emphasizing stealth, strategy, and meticulous planning. Turning this game into a shooter is not encouraged, but the developers have done a commendable job in implementing aim-assist regardless.

✨Overview I already played Hitman: Blood Money countless times since its release last 2006. From it’s previous-gen PS2 release at the time, up to the Xbox 360 and PC versions on Steam. It’s probably one of my favorite games of all time and arguably the best Hitman game of the old era. As far as fun is concerned, it can even go toe-to-toe with the recent Modern Hitman Trilogy in terms of gameplay mechanics and freedom to do your own thing, there are even elements that are still better here than in the newer games. Now to my surprise, they have actually ported this entire game to Android, and I was back again for another ride. This isn’t just another Hitman Sniper spin-off app, or a bastardization of the Hitman franchise. It’s actually a fully fledged Hitman game, with proper visuals, intuitive touch-screen plus controller support, and one time purchase to get all content.

Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal brings the iconic stealth-action classic to mobile platforms and the Nintendo Switch. The game is set to release on iOS and Android in the Autumn and on the Switch in the Winter. This mobile adaptation introduces new features such as a Minimap, Instinct Mode, and gameplay enhancements inspired by later titles in the series. Designed to fit various screen sizes, the game includes a fully customizable touchscreen interface for mobile devices, as well as support for controllers and keyboard & mouse on all platforms.